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I agree, but I would characterise it more generally than that. It's not specifically leftism, but any rejection of the theory that underpin the present power st
by mmaniac 2y ago
I agree, but I would characterise it more generally than that. It's not specifically leftism, but any rejection of the theory that underpin the present power structure. For example, right wing populism which takes the form of isolationism (in America) or anti-Atlanticism (in Europe) must be Russian astroturfing.